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  Cee Lo and Christina Aguilera Are Officially Returning to 'The Voice'

  May 20, 2013 – Last week we heard it from Carson Daly's inexplicably valuable mouth, and now comes word from within 30 Rock itself: Christina Aguilera is coming back to NBC's The Voice. But that's not all. Cee Lo will be back, too, reuniting with Blake Shelton and Adam Levine to restore the show's original coaching lineup, according to the Hollywood Reporter. …
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  Why Did BET Ban Nicki Minaj's 'Stupid Hoe' Video?

  February 1, 2012 – According to a report from TMZ, a rep from BET has said that, for reasons undisclosed, the video for Nicki Minaj's "Stupid Hoe" will not be broadcast on the network. The report also said that the unofficial word from the inside is that it's just not fit for television. To be fair, the Hype Williams-directed clip is a little seizure-inducing, and Nicki's bulging, animated eyes are enough to inspire a nightmare or two. …
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  New Albums from Shakira, Rihanna & More!

  November 24, 2009 – Here's a rundown of the essential albums available online and in record stores today: Shakira, She WolfLatin pop mami down for whatever, wherever. Read Review >> Rihanna, Rated RTough love fails this tender Barbadian balladeer. Read Review >> Adam Lambert, For Your Entertainment A debut even Simon Cowell could love. Read Review >>  …
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  Da Dreads: Shakira on TV, George Clinton in Court

  November 12, 2009 – Here are some of the weirdest stories we've seen on the web this week: Soccer stars use their balls to riff on Kasabian song in giant version of Guitar Hero called Football Hero! …
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• Shakira, 'She Wolf' (Epic)

  October 30, 2009 – "I want us thinking outside the box," Shakira tells a lover on her third English-language studio disc. And musically, at least, she succeeds throughout the wildly eclectic She Wolf, which bounces from Arabian-accented Neptunes-brand electro-funk ("Why Wait") to Strokes-style garage rock ("Mon Amour") to the lovably bonkers synth-pop title track, cowritten by the Bravery's Sam Endicott and Santigold's longtime partner John Hill. …
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